Tanzania

My time in Tanzania was nothing short of unforgettable. Traveling from one safari destination to the next, I had the chance to experience the country through a wide lens—its people, its wildlife, and its vast, evolving landscapes. Along the way, I photographed quiet moments of daily life in villages and towns, capturing the faces and scenes that give Tanzania its warmth and character. From close-up portraits to sweeping vistas, this series is a reflection of both the wild and human spirit that define this extraordinary place.

Stay tuned as I share more images and stories from this unforgettable experience. Prints from this series are now available. For more behind-the-scenes, follow along on social media. Thank you for coming on this journey with me.

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People & Culture

Tanzania left a lasting impression on me—an incredible blend of vast landscapes, resilient wildlife, and welcoming communities. As we made our way between safari destinations, I captured not only the wildlife and scenery but also everyday moments of life unfolding along the roadside. These images offer glimpses into the rhythm of Tanzanian life—market scenes, children walking to school, and faces full of character and quiet strength. These are just a few of the people I had the privilege of meeting along the way.

Lake Manyara National Park

Our first stop in Tanzania was Lake Manyara, a park nestled at the base of the Rift Valley escarpment. Known for its tree-climbing lions and reflective lake waters, the park offered an incredible diversity of terrain—from dense forest to open plains. Flamingos traced the shoreline, while elephants emerged from the green canopy in the soft light of early morning. It was a peaceful, immersive introduction to the country’s natural wonders.

Serengeti National Park

Few places on Earth are as iconic as the Serengeti. Here, golden plains stretch to the horizon, and the air seems charged with possibility. We witnessed everything from lions on the hunt to herds of wildebeest crossing dusty trails. One of the highlights was seeing it all from above—my first hot air balloon ride. Floating quietly at sunrise over the Serengeti was both surreal and exhilarating. The sheer scale of the land below, dotted with life, was something I’ll never forget.

Ngorongoro Crater

Our journey ended in the Ngorongoro Crater—an ancient caldera teeming with wildlife. As we descended into the crater, a world unto itself opened up: zebra grazing against steep crater walls, rhinos moving across the open grasslands, and lions resting in the midday sun. The light shifted constantly, casting dramatic shadows and giving every scene a painterly quality. It was a fitting final stop—raw, beautiful, and timeless.

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